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        <h2>pointerleave after pointercancel</h2>
        <h4>Test Description: This test checks if pointerleave event triggers after pointercancel. Start touch on the black rectangle and move your touch to scroll in any direction. </h4>
        <p>Note: this test is for touch devices only</p>
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            var test_pointerleave = async_test("pointerleave event received");
            // showPointerTypes is defined in pointerevent_support.js
            // Requirements: the callback function will reference the test_pointerEvent object and
            // will fail unless the async_test is created with the var name "test_pointerEvent".
            add_completion_callback(showPointerTypes);

            var pointercancel_event = null;
            var detected_pointertypes = {};

            function run() {
                var target0 = document.getElementById("target0");
                var actions_promise;

                on_event(target0, "pointercancel", function (event) {
                    detected_pointertypes[event.pointerType] = true;
                    pointercancel_event = event;
                });

                // After firing the pointercancel event the pointerleave event must be dispatched.
                // TA: 4.3.1
                on_event(target0, "pointerleave", function (event) {
                    if(event.pointerType == 'touch') {
                        if(pointercancel_event != null) {
                            test_pointerleave.step(function() {
                                assert_equals(event.pointerType, pointercancel_event.pointerType, "pointerType is same for pointercancel and pointerleave");
                                assert_equals(event.isPrimary, pointercancel_event.isPrimary, "isPrimary is same for pointercancel and pointerleave");
                            });
                            // Make sure the test finishes after all the input actions are completed.
                            actions_promise.then( () => {
                                test_pointerleave.done();
                            });
                        }
                        else {
                            test_pointerleave.step(function() {
                                assert_unreached("pointerleave received before pointercancel");
                            }, "pointerleave received before pointercancel");
                        }
                    }
                });

                // Inject touch inputs.
                actions_promise = touchScrollInTarget(target0, 'down');
            }

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        <h1>Pointer Events pointerleave tests</h1>
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            <p>The following pointer types were detected: <span id="pointertype-log"></span>.</p>
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